Hikers with arms outstretched above Machu PicchuHikers reaching the Sun Gate at sunrise above Machu PicchuTrekkers below the glaciers of Salkantay mountainHikers passing Quechua weavers and llamas on the Lares TrekHikers and porters climbing toward Dead Woman's PassTurquoise glacial lake below snow-capped peaksHikers on the Inca stone path toward Wiñay WaynaHiker watching alpacas and hot springs in the Lares valley at duskMachu Picchu emerging from the morning mistCamp beneath the glacier at dusk

Inca Trail tours to Machu Picchu · Local operator in CuscoWalk the Inca Trail with the people who live here.

Machu Picchu

Guided Inca Trail tours to Machu Picchu, plus the Salkantay, Lares and Choquequirao treks. Our guides lead the way, our chefs cook every meal and our porters carry the camp — you just walk. One local team from Cusco, no resellers, no middlemen.

Our own guides & porters
Fair wages, always
Chef-cooked trail food
Low-impact camps

The flagship routes

The Inca Trail, done properly

Permits are limited and sell out months ahead. Pick your route and we'll secure your spot.

Beyond the classic

Every trek around Cusco, compared

Same team, same standards. Compare duration, difficulty and altitude at a glance.

Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu

Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu

Humantay Lake, the Salkantay pass and cloud forest down to Machu Picchu.

Duration
5D/4N
Max altitude
4,600 m
Difficulty
From
US$650
Details
Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu

Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu

The faster Salkantay: glacier lake, the big pass and cloud jungle in four days.

Duration
4D/3N
Max altitude
4,600 m
Difficulty
From
US$590
Details
Lares Trek to Machu Picchu

Lares Trek to Machu Picchu

Weaving villages, hot springs and alpaca herds in the Andean highlands.

Duration
4D/3N
Max altitude
4,450 m
Difficulty
From
US$690
Details
Inca Jungle Trek

Inca Jungle Trek

Mountain biking, rafting and zip-line — or skip rafting or zip-line, your call.

Duration
4D/3N
Max altitude
4,316 m
Difficulty
From
US$490
Details
Inca Quarry Trek to Machu Picchu

Inca Quarry Trek to Machu Picchu

A quiet route past the ancient quarries that supplied Ollantaytambo.

Duration
4D/3N
Max altitude
4,450 m
Difficulty
From
US$650
Details
Choquequirao Trek to Machu Picchu

Choquequirao Trek to Machu Picchu

The great expedition: Machu Picchu's remote sister city, then on to Machu Picchu.

Duration
9D/8N
Max altitude
4,600 m
Difficulty
From
US$1,450
Details
Ausangate Trek

Ausangate Trek

High-altitude circuit around Cusco's sacred snow peak and colored mountains.

Duration
4D/3N
Max altitude
5,200 m
Difficulty
From
US$690
Details
Rainbow Mountain Trek

Rainbow Mountain Trek

Vinicunca's mineral stripes and the Red Valley in one unforgettable day.

Duration
1 day
Max altitude
5,036 m
Difficulty
From
US$79
Details
Salkantay & Humantay

Salkantay & Humantay

Turquoise Humantay Lake and the Salkantay pass in a short escape.

Duration
2D/1N
Max altitude
4,600 m
Difficulty
From
US$290
Details
Unique City Tour: Inca Trail, Alpacas & Ruins

Unique City Tour: Inca Trail, Alpacas & Ruins

A gentle acclimatization hike on Inca paths above Cusco, with alpacas and ruins.

Duration
1 day
Max altitude
3,800 m
Difficulty
From
US$99
Details

Short hikes & acclimatization: Rainbow Mountain Trek · Salkantay & Humantay · Unique City Tour: Inca Trail, Alpacas & Ruins

Why travel with us

A local company, not a brand on top of others

Guides who grew up here

Experienced, licensed Cusqueño guides who know every stone and story.

The best food on the trail

We bring real chefs. Expect Andean dishes you'll remember long after the pass.

Porters treated as partners

Fair pay, proper gear and ongoing support for the porter communities we work with.

Sustainable by default

Small groups, leave-no-trace camps and local sourcing on every departure.

Hikers sharing dinner in the dining tent at camp

Dinner at 3,800 metres

Our trail chefs cook fresh, three-course meals in camp — quinoa soups, lomo saltado, mountain-baked cakes. Dietary needs? Just tell us.

Fully supported trekking

You walk. We carry, cook and set up camp.

You only carry a light day pack with water, a jacket and your camera. Our porters carry the tents, the kitchen and the food, and go ahead of you so everything is ready when you arrive.

  1. Wake up

    Hot coca tea at your tent and breakfast on the table.

  2. On the trail

    Walk at your own pace with your guide and a light day pack.

  3. Lunch stop

    You walk in and lunch is already cooked and served.

  4. Arrive at camp

    Your tent is up, your sleeping mat is in, and warm water is waiting to wash.

  5. Evening

    Afternoon tea and snacks, then a 3-course dinner in the dining tent.

Every day of every trek. All you have to do is walk and enjoy it.

Camp set up and ready as hikers arrive

Planning guides

Straight answers from our Cusco team

Plan your trek with a local

Ask us anything — dates, permits, fitness, gear. A real person from our Cusco office answers.